Well, in the age of the digital technology, most of the people consume information by reading on the screen, on the table, tablet, on the phone, or in such way. But I must say that reading, uh, printed books, which much more beneficial in terms of the health, in terms of the deep reading and such ways also, I must say that reading by screen can give us, uh, can make opportunity for read information quickly. And we can save our money and a time by reading in this way. However, while we are reading on the Internet, we can be distracted by different types of the notification and other additional what data. And I must another another benefit is, uh, it’s easy to care. And however, um, reading by books is require more attention and the focus for, uh, deep reading and such ways.
Band 6+: Which is beneficial reading from paper or screen
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In today's digital age, most people consume information by reading on screens, whether it's a computer, tablet, or phone. However, I believe reading printed books offers significant benefits for our health and promotes deeper reading. While reading on screens allows for quick access to information and can save time and money, it can also lead to distractions from notifications and other online content. On the other hand, reading printed books requires more focus and attention, fostering a deeper understanding of the material. Additionally, printed books are more environmentally friendly and can be enjoyed without the potential eye strain associated with screens. Ultimately, the choice between reading on paper or screen depends on individual preferences and the specific reading task at hand.
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